Should an interior designer show prices on the website?

Say how you charge for each way to work with you, such as an hourly rate for a consultation or a fixed concept fee. Clients want to know the cost of the first step before they write.

How should an interior designer show before and after photos?

Take both photos from the same spot and in the same light. Put them side by side on the project page, with one line on the materials and the colours.

Does an interior designer need a page for each type of room?

Yes. A page each for kitchens, lounges and bedrooms helps clients who search for help with one room. Each page shows only your finished rooms of that type.

Websites for interior designers

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Can you put the new opening hours on the site? 7 to 15 from Monday.

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@Dagny We need a proper website. The old one is from 2016.

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Have a look on your phone. Anything you would say differently?

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We do heat pump service now. Can that go on the site?08:12 ✓✓

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What a website needs for interior designers.

An interior designer sells the way a room feels. The work moves from a first talk to a concept, a material board and a long list of orders. In between, clients send photos of rooms they love and questions about every fabric.

Dagny writes the client emails around that work. It replies to new requests, follows up concepts and turns finished rooms into posts. You approve every message, so your taste stays in charge.

01
A portfolio sorted by room
Sort the portfolio into kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms and offices. A client who plans a new kitchen wants to see kitchens first.
02
Ways to hire an interior designer
Describe each way to work with you: a one-off consultation, a full concept or a complete project with orders. Clients pick the level they can afford.
03
Your interior style in words
Write a few lines on your style and the materials you like. Clients with the same taste recognise themselves and get in touch.
04
Before and after from the same angle
Take the before photo from the same spot as the after photo. The change in the room is the proof of your eye.
05
Your design education and membership
Show your education and your membership of a professional body for interior architects. It sets you apart from a hobby stylist.

What pages does an interior designer website need?

Is interior architect a protected title?

MNIL
Interior architect is not a protected title in Norway. Only ordinary members of NIL may use MNIL, which shows a master's degree in interior architecture or similar skills.

From the first visit to the finished room

1
Home visit
You see the room, measure it and hear how the client wants it to feel.
2
Concept and material board
You present the layout, the colours, the fabrics and a list of furniture.
3
Orders and deliveries
You order the furniture and materials, and you follow each delivery.
4
Styling and photos
You place the last items, and you photograph the finished room.

What search engines read on a site for interior designers.

What Dagny adds to your site

LocalBusiness markup with an interior design type, your studio address and the area you serve.
One Service entry for each way to hire you, such as a consultation or a full concept.
ImageObject markup for before and after photos, with the room and the materials in the alt text.
FAQ markup for the questions clients ask about budgets and delivery times.

Example markup: LocalBusiness

{
  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@type": "LocalBusiness",
  "additionalType": "https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q179232",
  "name": "Elva Interiørarkitekter",
  "url": "https://www.example.no",
  "address": {
    "@type": "PostalAddress",
    "addressCountry": "NO"
  }
}

The Google profile for interior designers.

Main category: Interior designer
More categories: Interior architect officeInterior DecoratorLighting consultant
Set these too: A service area with the towns where you take home visits
A services list with consultation, full concept and complete project
Identity attributes such as small business or women-owned, if they apply

Website questions from interior designers.

Should an interior designer show prices on the website?
Say how you charge for each way to work with you, such as an hourly rate for a consultation or a fixed concept fee. Clients want to know the cost of the first step before they write.
How should an interior designer show before and after photos?
Take both photos from the same spot and in the same light. Put them side by side on the project page, with one line on the materials and the colours.
Does an interior designer need a page for each type of room?
Yes. A page each for kitchens, lounges and bedrooms helps clients who search for help with one room. Each page shows only your finished rooms of that type.